Nine out of ten principals have to access funds from other areas of the school budget in order to educate students with a disability, according to a new survey by the Australian Education Union (AEU).

They may be separated by more than 10,000kms of blue ocean, but an online cultural exchange program has brought students from Auckland and the island of Santa Cruz closer than ever before.

It’s been a critical year for our most vulnerable students.

Intrigue and a sense of adventure drew Adam Dicks to Jabiru in the Northern Territory for one of his first teaching pracs way back in 2004.

EduTECH’s two-day online conference has come to an end, but attendees were left with plenty to think about thanks to an engaging closing presentation.

Until we can rally the patience and intellectual conviction needed to move beyond superficial understandings of bullying, unjudicial uses of power and control will continue unabated among children and adults alike in our schools, principal John Marsden has argued.

Enough’s enough, President Trump. It’s time to concede you lost the US election.

A Melbourne school is participating in Australia’s first trial for a contact tracing card system to prevent the spread of COVID-19.